The festival takes place over three days with an exciting programme of engaging speakers and topics. There is ample opportunity between talks to purchase speakers' books from our pop-up bookshop, and get them signed.
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FRIDAY 13th SEPTEMBER
2.00 Landscape Walk led by Graham Jones of Legacy to Landscape; the walk lasts two hours and is free to join
5.00 Anthony Wilson: Reading from his latest books, The Afterlife and Deck Shoes
6.30 Tim Pears: On The Redeemed, the third book in his West Country trilogy
SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER
10.00 Nick Jubber: on his latest travel book, Epic Continent
11.30 Jaz O'Hara: on The Worldwide Tribe, the organisation she founded to raise awareness about the refugee crisis and support those caught up in it
2.00 David Jones: on ocean sustainability and plastic pollution
3.30 Fiona Benson: reading from her latest collection, Vertigo and Ghost
5.00 Owen Matthews: on his new book, An Impeccable Spy, about Richard Sorge, the Soviet intelligence operative John le Carré called 'the spy to end spies'
6.30 Christina Lamb: on conflict zones and her role as Sunday Times chief foreign corespondent
SUNDAY 15th SEPTEMBER
10.00 Angela Gallop CBE: on her book When The Dogs Don't Bark, which looks at her role as a forensic scientist on some of the UK's most high-profile murder cases
11.30 Isabel Bannerman: on her new book, Scent Magic: Notes from a Gardener
2.00 Free Men: a film about Kenneth Reams, who has been in solitary confinement on death row in Arkansas for 25 years but has fought back through his paintings, poetry and campaign for justice. Kenneth will be calling from his cell after the film to answer questions from the audience.
2.00 Landscape Walk led by Graham Jones of Legacy to Landscape; the walk lasts two hours and is free to join
5.00 Anthony Wilson: Reading from his latest books, The Afterlife and Deck Shoes
6.30 Tim Pears: On The Redeemed, the third book in his West Country trilogy
SATURDAY 14th SEPTEMBER
10.00 Nick Jubber: on his latest travel book, Epic Continent
11.30 Jaz O'Hara: on The Worldwide Tribe, the organisation she founded to raise awareness about the refugee crisis and support those caught up in it
2.00 David Jones: on ocean sustainability and plastic pollution
3.30 Fiona Benson: reading from her latest collection, Vertigo and Ghost
5.00 Owen Matthews: on his new book, An Impeccable Spy, about Richard Sorge, the Soviet intelligence operative John le Carré called 'the spy to end spies'
6.30 Christina Lamb: on conflict zones and her role as Sunday Times chief foreign corespondent
SUNDAY 15th SEPTEMBER
10.00 Angela Gallop CBE: on her book When The Dogs Don't Bark, which looks at her role as a forensic scientist on some of the UK's most high-profile murder cases
11.30 Isabel Bannerman: on her new book, Scent Magic: Notes from a Gardener
2.00 Free Men: a film about Kenneth Reams, who has been in solitary confinement on death row in Arkansas for 25 years but has fought back through his paintings, poetry and campaign for justice. Kenneth will be calling from his cell after the film to answer questions from the audience.